Mitton Hall Hotel

Location was perfect for the beautiful ribble valley and our first impressions were wow hthis looks amazing. the entrance hall is magnificent though only if you can cope with/enjoy the smell of woodsmoke as there was a constant smell from the huge fire (which unfortunately wasn't great from my husbands asthma) Quality of breakfast was good, and we were served quickly, but disappointed by lack of fruit or yoghurt etc. Our evening meal was good but limited choice on the menu.

Very,very disappointed by what we thought was going to be a peaceful rural stay. There was a wedding on at the venue on the friday night with extremely loud thumping music going on until midnight that completely ruined our enjoyment of our stay. We are people who like to read quietly in bed and we had to put the TV on loud to try to drown out the noise. I ran a bath at 11pm (really for something to kill the time until the noise stopped) to find there was no hot water. By the time the noise including other drunken guests stopped at 1am ish, I was so wound up that I barely had any sleep. The room was very dated (we were in the Tudor suite) and the lighting was poor with grubby carpet, and mould on the tile grouting in the bathroom. Tiny little teacups to make drinks in the room, and we were told they didn't have anything bigger at the hotel when i asked at reception. Expect better inthe North of England! Beds comfy though and our first night there was lovely and quiet. Curtains also good blackout. The night staff ( reluctantly- having initially said they didn't have any other free rooms) offered us another (and to be fair a much nicer room) but the noise was no better there so neither of us could face moving at 10,30pm. The staff were very defensive, talking about their contract with the wedding couple and that we would have been infiormed with our confirmation, which we definitely were NOT, possibly because it was via booking.com. I would have cancelled if I had known that there would be that much noise disturbance. I suggest you check to see if there is a function on before you book here.

Lovely traditional property with open fire and spacious public area to relax and enjoy drinks.

Lots of character with a Great Hall log fire burning oak wood the Tudor atmosphere is a relaxing area. If you like everything modern this is not for you! We loved it

No shaver point in the bathroom

The settings The layout Everything about it

Nothing

History and location

The Princess suite was fabulous! The room was very generously sized, I loved the decor and the bed was super comfy. The grounds of the hotel were lovely and the period building was utterly charming.

Breakfast coffee could have been better, but the cooked breakfast was nice.

great facility

expected a bettr quality of food

Great location. Charming rustic hotel with real character.

Pillows not ideal for side sleeper. Perhaps some additional different pillow types in the rooms.

Very good dog walking within a hundred yards of property

We went for my Birthday room was lovely but smaller than expected. Breakfast was lovely

We were told that we had been upgraded as it was my Birthday but on talking to our friends the day after they had been given my room ( they didn’t no I had been given a larger room/bed , so we didn’t no about the room until we were talking at Breakfast. I think when the lady on reception checked us in she should have asked who the upgrade room was for!!!!

Gorgeous communal rooms

Beautiful property, stunning hall and gallery. Spacious, light room Very good breakfast Proximity to Whalley and lovely countryside

Room was a little tired and limited garden view, above aircon/generator unit which might be a problem for light sleepers Faded cushions, no luggage rack and bathroom has no towel rails or hooks near the bath/shower Given the room rate, expected more attention to detail in the room

We have stayed at Mitton Hall numerous times - always exceptional experience - good value

We loved the ambience- a classic olde worlde charm.

Location

Cobwebs on the four poster bed trim and dusty. Pillows were flat with zero fillings. The bed is uncomfortable. There was a wedding party scheduled until 1 a.m., and the hotel placed us next to the reception hall where the party was taking place. We heard music until 1 a.m. Mitton Hall is not worth the price paid.

Evening meal in the bar was superb, the beef and ale pie....very yummy!

Hmmm, maybe trying too hard to be different. I ordered eggs on toast with avocado and chilli jam....it was a bit OTT for breakfast.

Breakfast was a delight.

Very little.

Beautiful old Manor House set in lovely grounds. Lovely outside area to sit and have a drink in the gardens.

Very tired in the inside. The bedroom was very small and the walls very thin so much so I could hear full conversations from room next door and could even hear their kettle boiling. Bed was comfortable but hardly slept due to being able to hear snoring from next room.

Beautiful 15 century manor

Bedroom was dirty and dusty and noisy Wasn’t well cleaned

Stunning hotel set in very peaceful grounds. Very welcoming with a roaring log fire even in June. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Arranged an early check in for us. Bed was very comfortable and we had tea and coffee facilities. Lots of choice at breakfast and the hot food was cooked fresh.

Some mould in the shower but understand this is unavoidable in a room with no window.

Beautiful setting and well maintained

Nothing, maybe upgrade some power points in the bedrooms to accommodate USB chargers but appreciate it’s an old place

Beautiful ambience in the main lounge area created by an open fire and walls that could tell a thousand tales.

Nothing

Very grand from the outside & the stately grounds,inside was a little tatty,we had a suite which was a good size,massive comfortable bed,bathroom(bath tub)was a little tired,nice view from the bedroom of the River Ribble & fields

It needed a good spring clean.

Beautiful location, attended for a wedding. Breakfast was great.

Unfortunately, the cleanliness was below standard considering we had paid £270 for 2 nights.

Breakfast was lovely.Although we hadnt eaten our cereal when our main braekfast arrived.Waitress not very attentive.I had to ask for an extra coffee

Downstairs was absolutely beautiful , but upstairs needs refurbishing very tied

Beautiful property.

At first glance the room was clean but when I went to use the plug socket there was thick dust and under the bed had not been cleaned in a long time. I needed to push the bed to the side and was met with months worth of dust and litter.

Good parking, suite was a good size room and was quiet in the evening.

Very dark on the inside lounge although probably cosy in the winter months with the log fires. Did not ask if we wanted sauces at breakfast or toast. You could get if asked but could not find staff easily. But breakfast on hole was fine. Staff need more training in customer service.

We loved everything, amazing building, rooms were gorgeous and spotless, staff were extremely friendly and helpful The food was fabulous. The porridge with the single malt for breakfast was delicious. The value for money was incredible. We will be back and want to try out the other properties belonging to James.